Who said it was iPhone day? Here we have what looks like the first leaked photo of the next Nexus device, the Samsung 'Nexus Prime', powered by the next version of Android, codename Ice Cream Sandwich. The shot, obtained by GSMArena, appears to confirm rumors of a device with Honeycomb-style software buttons in place of the traditional hardware keys used by current Android phones.
The leaked photo would also seem to back up reports of the Prime shipping with a 720p (1280x720) display, apparently in a 4.6-inch chassis, according to GSMArena. As you'll see in the image, that makes for an ample DPI of 320, all but matching the iPhone 4's Retina Display, which manages 326 DPI.
That's about all we can tell for sure given the small size of the image. If we were to speculate further, we might say the trim around the chassis seems more metallic than that of the Nexus S. Perhaps it'll ship with a metal or plastic chrome back, or maybe it's just a trick of the light. Only one thing's for certain -- all will be revealed at Samsung's Unpacked event next week at CTIA.
Source: GSMArena
PlayStation Now could be a serious xCloud competitor on Android
PlayStation Now has a lot of potential, but Sony keeps dropping the ball when it comes to support. One way for it to pick up steam would to bring its streaming to mobile.
Razer Anzu review: The work-from-home smart glasses that only work at home
The Razer Anzu are the latest entry to the smart glasses category and a first for the gaming hardware company. And while Razer seems to target these at anyone who spends a lot of time in front of a monitor, do they actually work well enough to justify the price?
Tablet hardware has outpaced both software capabilities and usefulness
Putting more power inside a tablet isn't the solution when the software isn't able to use it. Maybe a "lite" model is the right choice when it comes to your next tablet.
Keep your Galaxy A52 or A52 5G looking snazzy with the best cases
Now that the Galaxy A52 and A52 5G is here, it's time to think about what kind of cases you want. There are a lot of great choices with some familiar-looking options, along with some newcomers. Regardless of which one you pick, these are the best Galaxy A52 and A52 5G cases you can find.